of Henry the fourth.
25652343Indeed his king) to be ingagde in Wales,
25662344There without raun
some to lie forfeited,
25672345Di
sgrac't me in my happy vi
ctories,
25682346Sought to intrap me by intelligence,
25692347Rated mine vnkle from the coun
sell boord,
25702348In rage di
smi
sd my father from the Court,
25712349Broke oath on oath, committed wrong on wrong,
25722350And in conclu
sion droue vs to
seeke out
25732351This head of
safetie, and withall to prie
25742352Into his title, the which we
find
25752353Too indire
ct for long continuance.
25762354Blunt. Shall I returne this an
swere to the king?
25772355Hot. Not
so
sir Walter. Weele withdraw a while.
25792356Go to the king, and let there be impawnde
25802357Some
surety for a
safe returne againe,
25812358And in the morning early
shal mine vnkle
25822359Bring him our purpo
ses, and
so farewell.
25832360Blunt. I would you would accept of grace and loue.
25872363Enter Archbishop of Yorke, sir Mighell. 25882364Arch. Hie good
sir Mighell, beare this
sealed briefe
25892365With winged ha
ste to the Lord Mar
shall,
25902366This to my coo
sen Scroope, and all the re
st 25912367To whom they are dire
cted. If you knew
25922368How much they do import you would make ha
ste.
25942369Sir M. My good Lord I ge
sse their tenor.
25962371To morrow good
sir Mighell is a day,
25972372Wherein the fortune of ten thou
sand men
25982373Mu
st bide the touch. For
sir at Shrew
sbury
25992374As I am truly giuen to vnder
stand,
26002375The king with mighty and quicke rai
sed power
26012376Meetes with Lord Harry. And I feare
sir Mighell
26022377What with the
sickne
sse of Northumberland,
26032378Who
se power was in the
fir
st proportion,
26042379And what with Owen Glendowers ab
sence thence,
26052380Who with them was a rated
sinew too,
I1. And